Venezuela President Nicolás Maduro said his opposition rivals and their supporters who took to the street should be jailed for at least 30 years, as he asked the nation’s government-controlled top court to verify his self-declared electoral victory

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1. How to signal i am not a dictator.

2. A foot in South America for Putler. The west needs to answer accordingly

3. Another article from the stenographers of the US State Department.

   How about a source that isn’t tainted?

4. And this folks is why he disarmed people (except his private paramilitary socialist Gestapo) under the guise of “gun control” 

   https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colectivo_(Venezuela)

5. Well if the courts decide in his favour you all have to accept it ok. No questioning. No doubts ok. It was free and fair.

6. “government-controlled top court” lmao, I guess it’s bad that the government is controlled by the government now? who else should control it? Unilever? BlackRock?

7. He’s not going to go peacefully.

   The military leadership has declared for him, as expected. Power is where the military is.

   Venezuelans have four options:

   Cower.

   Start a civil war.

   Hope for outside help.

   Leave.

   (shit)